This fall, Toronto Film School is rolling out its biggest TIFF experience yet—celebrating five decades of the Toronto International Film Festival® Presented by Rogers and our own ever-growing presence within Canada’s creative industries.
Whether you’re a future student, current student, or alumni, this is your moment to connect to the heartbeat of global film—on the ground, in the city, and on the street where it all happens.
From our exclusive Contest to the special Industry Tour, you’re invited to take part in both—this is your year to experience TIFF with TFS like never before.
Join us for a special event across our three downtown campuses and TFS Cinema Installation on the Festival Street Art Market, spotlighting student work, future careers, and our proud connection to TIFF’s 50th anniversary.
Complete the experience and you might qualify for a chance to win a $5,000 bursary (Open for October starting domestic students only). Plus, prizes and giveaways at every location!
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